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viewfromleftfield | Things look different from here.
Things look different from here. Running the Gauntlet – The Olympic Torch Relay. Football, Trade Unionism and the Labour Struggle. The Olympic Games – Politics on the Track. Running the Gauntlet – The Olympic Torch Relay. He’s beautifully made, a very fine sight as an athlete. The decision to keep the relay in the UK dismayed at least one sponsor with a spokesperson from Samsung bemoaning the effect this will have on the firm’s market penetration:. We prefer international because we can contact more cust...
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Page for my most recent published work. Jeff Fleece is a freelance online columnist who resides. In Liberty Hill, Texas. Jeff has gained tremendous experience. And developed many strong opinions throughout his career. As a military officer, a technology executive, and a political. Operative of questionable effectiveness. View from Liberty Hill.
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The View from Liberty Place
The View from Liberty Place. News and updates about the Weehawken Township School District from Dr. Robert R. Zywicki, Superintendent of Schools. Sunday, February 12, 2017. WeeCreate: Project Based Learning. The combination of inquiry, assessment, and creation are the essential elements of Project Based Learning (PBL). The District's 1:1 devices and blended learning platforms facilitate and enhance PBL. Here is a short video introduction to PBL from the Buck Institute. Weehawken students Jose Mesa, Devyn...
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The View from Little Creek | musings from a little farm on the side of a mountain
The View from Little Creek. Musings from a little farm on the side of a mountain. The Arachnaphobe and the Spider – A Love Story. October 9, 2009. Eunice is a spider. She is a big, fat, brown spider of the orbweaver family, a. Is the willies for you. Doorframe and was there with fresh web everyday. It was almost like loyalty. Two days ago she changed sides of the door frame. This surprised and slightly terrorized me on first encounter. What was her game? Was she bored with our relationship? Anyone who ca...
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The View From LL2 | Thoughts on law, economics, and all things slightly geeky.
The View From LL2. Thoughts on law, economics, and all things slightly geeky. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Serial: Lies, Damned Lies, and Closing Arguments. April 22, 2015. Rabia Chaudry ( Split the Moon. Colin Miller ( Evidence Prof Blog. And I started a podcast. It’s called Undisclosed. 25 F3d 206, 210 (3d Cir. 1994) (quoting United States v. Werme. 939 F2d 108, 117 (3d Cir. 1991) . However, this latitude does not permit a prosecutor to make false and factually unsupporte...762 F...
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the view from ludlow
The view from ludlow. News,notes,and musings from Ludlow, Vermont. We Visit Boys in Utah and California. Thursday, June 19, 2014. We Visit Boys in Utah and California. N late May and early June, we traveled to Wanship, Utah to visit Stephen and Barbara at their great ranch. Douglas, Veronica, and Emilia flew in from their home in Westminster, CA so we had a much larger family gathering. Following our Utah visit, we flew to Long Beach, hence to Westminster to visit Veronica, Douglas, and Emilia's new home.
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View From Madison Avenue
View From Madison Avenue. Observations about the business and people of advertising. Tuesday, August 11, 2015. Adventures In Advertising: The Shortest Lived Agency Merger. In the fifties, sixties and on through the early nineties, there were a whole bunch of small agencies dominated by a single owner. Mostly these agencies have now disappeared. And most of them were held together by a person who controlled one or two pieces of business and made a very nice living. I found several people who were willing ...
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The View from Madrid
The View from Madrid. Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Product Placement 3.0. Article from last January keeps resonating in my head. It covers advances in computers' ability to read emotions, with applications in mood-based TV advertising, car insurance (lower rates if you behave at the wheel) and other Big Brother stuff. It could also call the Thought Police. Did you hear that? PEOPLE CHECK THEIR PHONES TEN TO TWELVE TIMES AN HOUR”. The article ends with Kaliouby musing:. We can capture them.’ ”. January 19, 2015.
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